Part 08: Recipe: Powdered Blush or BronzerThe recipes contained in this guide were formulated using small size volumetric measurements as most individuals have measuring spoons on hand. The disadvantage is that measuring solid ingredients by volume can be slightly unreliable between batches. If you have a small unit scale that is capable of measuring dry ingredients in grams, we recommend that you convert these recipes accordingly. This basic recipe is easily adaptable to your favorite light or dark tones and makes a wonderful, long-lasting powdered blush. Pearlescent micas give this blush a shimmering look. If you prefer a matte blush or have oilier skin and want to eliminate the shine, iron oxides can be substituted for the mica powders.
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